Carrying the Yin Coffin

I followed other comments and it turned out to be bad.

The main theme of this book is: I don't know if you ask three questions. If you don't ask, I won't tell. Even if you ask, I won't tell. Hey, it just makes you wonder on your own.

This novel is okay, but the ending is a bit too hasty!

I don't understand at all, how come there are so many good reviews for a protagonist who looks like a brainless person, who can't even walk around looking at a woman, who has no skills at all, and who cares about everything.

The ending is a mess, a pull within a pull, the male protagonist is of no use at all, he is the first to cause trouble, and he never solves the problem on his own.

I thought it was okay at the beginning, but it became more and more perfunctory at the end, with a sloppy ending. I changed the explanation to something clear but didn't explain it. I went into a lot of details that shouldn't have been explained.

It's true, after reading novels for so many years, I have never seen such a stupid protagonist.

Do you want to be so stupid? You don't understand this one and you don't understand that one. After reading this, you are really stupid. Let me take you away. What kind of thinking can the author write such a stupid male protagonist?

He has no skills at all, he is in trouble, and he likes to meddle in other people's business.

Why are you coming to Yunnan?